Harmless but full of notions man sent to asylum
Oscar Soderstrom 64 a Sweden born resident of Delaware avenue was declared proper for treatment at Warm Springs insane asylum by Drs A H Lilly and W W Kingsbury. He imagines persecution tied to mines and that car owners harass him finding 15 birds at his cabin including six chickens and roosters. Public Administrator T J Irrington ordered to care for his property and pets during treatment.
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Oscar Soderstrom
Delaware Avenue
Warm Springs Insane Asylum
A. H. Lilly
W. W. Kingsbury
Soderstrom
Swe
PRK
Dwyer
T. J. Irington
Sweden
United States
Washington State
Butte
Immoral resort closures begin in Silver Bow county
The Copper King block at Wyoming and Galena streets and the Palm cafe and bar at 4 East Broadway were closed under abatement law as county officials prep further actions. Proceedings target owners and the Nadeau estate with threats of one year closures and bonds to prevent future immoral use.
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Southern Hotel
Palm Cafe
Wyoming and
Galena Streets
East Broadway
Silver Bow County
Jackson
Dwyer
Copper King
Lewaness
Dan Tewey
Old Southern Hotel
Palm Bar
Wade Wilson
Nadeau Estate
Harry Adams
Ford
Attornet
Broadway
Palm
Mercury Street
Butte UMC A Men 10 Campaign For Soldiers Aid
The Montana UMC A organization in Butte pledges support to a national drive to raise funds for soldiers at the front. A Montana campaign aims for 1600 dollars with Great Falls pledging 700 and other cities promising their share. Local firm donations arrived as officers appoint two volunteers to start the effort. Funds will back reading material games and recreation to counter vice and provide morale for troops near the Mexican border and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Butte
National Association
Great Falls
Montana
Nee
First Application State Insurance Policy Summary
The fragment outlines a state insurance application discussing insurable crops and rates per acre. It references mandatory coverage for crops such as corn, rye, oats, flax, spelt, timothy, clover, and more, with partial test paid per acre and adjustments by county. It mentions legal duties and guardians, with emphasis on the scope and valuation of insurance.
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Renee
Heeotanes
Atttaney
Miniature Hawaiian village built at Finlen hotel
The Butte Joshers club hosted a Hawaiian night honoring James T. Finlen who had just returned from Hawaii. Under former Mayor Charles P. Nevin a miniature village was set up in a hotel room with ukulele players and native attire. Finlen joked about homecomings and the voyage aboard the steamer drew laughs from the group.
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Butte Joshers
Seasion
James ‘T. Finlen
Finlen
Hawaiian Islands
Charles P. Nevin
Dilly" Gemmell
Honolulu
Friendship of Whites Pails to Save a New Friendship of Whites Pails to Save a New D C Leroy
D C Leroy a Negro longtime at the Budweiser bar died in a local hospital shortly after white friends raised funds for his care Pneumonia and heart disease were listed as the causes He was 49 with a son in Colorado and a brother in Butte
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D. C. Leroy
Butte
Leroy
Colorado
Husband and Wife Turn in County Jail turmoil
Archie Renfro a notable police figure faces renewed trouble as county jail issues erupt. His wife endured a beating during his recent confinement, and detectives claim the couple remain entangled with city and county authorities. Renfro begins a 30 day vagrancy sentence while separation persists.
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Archie Renfro
Archie
Renfro
Butte
Butte Free Tuberculosis Clinic Nears 700 Tests
By week’s end more than 700 people will have been examined at Butte’s free TB clinic. Ten more were checked yesterday as miners and others received thorough physical exams and informational cards from Dr. A J Lanza. Each person will be told his exact physical condition.
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Butte
A. J. Lanza
Library to Close for Inventory Period
Main Library will be closed May 7 to May 14 for inventory. The main door opens from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. to receive books, which should be returned today. Children’s library remains open as usual.
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Orelock A
Anniversary hall event postponed to May seventeenth
Nolte announces the Robert Emmet Literary Association event at Hi Bernia Hall is postponed from May 12 to May 17. All friends are invited to attend the latter date.
Navy yard blast injures eight at Philadelphia dock
At the Philadelphia navy yard one man was killed and seven others injured when the destroyer Allen in Urpdock struck the coast guard cutter in daydock. Authorities report the incident occurred last night during berthing actions. The sensor station logged eleven casualties as officials investigate the mishap at the hulls and surrounding facilities.
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Pean
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Hlige
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Allen
Urpdock
Coast Guard
Gulige Guttuig
Daydock
Elven Sur
Omien
Madison Senate backs liquor referendum bill
Madison Wisconsin May 10 by a vote of 21 to 11 the senate passed a bill to submit the liquor referendum to a vote in April 1918.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Furs on Show at Symons Store Exhibit
Increased demand and shortages push fur prices up as Menger & Nadler exhibit their line at the Symons store. Charles T. Menger states orders now can save 80 percent on fall prices, with coats and scarves featuring Hudson seals, moles, squirrels, leopards, and sable varieties.
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America
Charles T. Menger
Menger & Nadler, Furriers
Menzer
Simons
Wyoming Sheriff Seeks Requisition to Return Alleged Forger
M. E. Pickett sheriff of Carbon county Rawlins Wyoming is en route to Helena to ask Governor Stewart to honor Wyoming requisition papers in a case involving an alleged forger who gave the name Brown when arrested at Billings. Sheriff Pickett said numerous checks traced to Brown.
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M. E. Pickett
Rawling
Wyo
Carbon County
Helena
Stewart
Wyoming
Brown
Billings
Pickett
Punished for Swearing at Cafe Exit
William Perrin was fined $10 in police court yesterday for profane language in front of a cafe as he and his wife left. Complainant William Frier testified Perrin was drunk and singing. a patrolman restrained Perrin after the incident.
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William Perrin
William Frier
Ath Main
Erler
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